In this video, you’ll discover how to get lag in your golf swing.

You’ll learn, in crazy detail, how your left wrist moves so you can build and release more lag and increase your swing speed.

Before you get the details of the left wrist, you’ll get a drill to get a feeling of whipping your club through impact.

With your right arm only, swing the club in a circular path slowly and whip it through as the club approaches the ground.

The key move here is to not hurry the club when it’s above your head.

Similar to a real golf swing, I want you to feel how the club travels slowly except for when you snap it through contact.

This is how it should feel when you maintain and release your lag in the swing.

Next, you’ll learn tons about how to move your left wrist to hit with more lag.

In the backswing, keep your wrist loose and don’t set your wrists fully until you start the downswing.

Bow your left wrist to help deloft the club with forward shaft lean (key move to compress the ball).

Near impact, remember to get the whipping feel that you practiced earlier.

Practice these moves with just your left arm only.

This will help ingrain the lag producing moves.

Later practice with both hands and snap the clubhead through contact.

Watch this video now to learn how your left wrist moves during the swing and how to get lag in your golf swing!